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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1947-10-09, Page 3I OUR SERVICE . ALWAYS DEPENDABLE • • , •N HUDSON I ,. • • in Sales and .Service Cars and Trucks •111 • 0 . • • NI SEE OUR LISTING OF USED CARS I • • • • • • _ • . WE HAVE INSTALLED NEW EQUIPMENT • • • • • • • • ra • a• •• 1 GOODRICH TIRES SHELL PRODUCTS a 111 WINGHAM TELEPHONE 84 • • I • • • immaimmmummunommmummummiummilmillinit n - FOR - WHEEL BALANCING 1 and FRONT END ALIGNMENT n MERKLEY MOTORS • The Public are invited to USE OUR Spacious PARKING LOT BEHIND GARAGE. • 1101VICK FAIR' PRIZE WINNERS (Continued from page one) BEEF CATTLE Class 7-Shorthorns Aged Bull-Strong Bros. Bull, over 1 year and under 2-Strong Bros. Bull, under 12 months-Strong Bros. Breed- ing Cow-Strong Bros. Heifer, two years old-Strong Bros., 1st and 2nd, Heifer, 1 year old-Strong Bros. Heif- er, under 12 months-Strong Bros, Herd-Strong Bros, Class 8-Polled Angus Aged Bull-Emke Bros. Bull, over 1 year and under 2-Emke Bros. Bull, under 12 months--Emke Bros.,1st and 2nd. Breeding Cow-Emke Bros„ 1st and 2nd. Heifer, 2 years old-Emke Bros., 1st and 2nd. Heifer, 1 year old -Emke Bros., 1st and 2nd. Heifer, .under 12 months-Emke- Bros. Herd -Ernke Bros. Class, 9-Herefords Aged Bull-G. Morrison & Son, G. Kennedy. Bull, over 1 year and under 2-G. Kennedy, G. Morrison & Son. Bull, under 12 months-G. Morrison & Son, G. Kennedy. Breeding Cow-G. lowing classes, when baked with Pur- ity Flour; Home-made Bread-Mrs. R, Milligan. Home-made Apple Pk-Mrs. R. Milligan. Best Dressed Chicken. $3.00 donated by J, Ti, King-Mrs. T. J. Salkeld. ROOTS AND VEGETABLES • Class D Potatoes,early variety-Elmer, Dow- ney, W. E. Whitfield. Swede Turnips for table use-C. E. Gregg. Mangold.% red-Elmer Downey., R. Milligan. Marigolds, yellow, R. Milligan. Man- (Continued on page six) Imordoirmoomm•••••••••• ELECTRICITY Maintains Employment ... Keeps Pay Envelopes Full PLEASE DON'T WASTE IT! Electric power is vital to Industry, and Ontark,is experiencing an era of high production, unparal- leled in its history. Contrary to expectations, the demand for electric power did not drop sharply following the war. More electric power is actually being used today for production of peacetime goods than was required at any time to forge weapons for Victory. This demand is constantly increasing and, during the next six months, Hydro facilities will be strained to the utmost. New Hydro developments, planned to keep pace with Ontario's growth, were halted during ► the war years. They have since been hampered by shortages d men, materials and equipment. However many rteNV stations to deliver electric power are being rushed to completion. Some are already in operation. But the need for saving electric power in your own home, during the Fall and Winter months, is Urgent if the needs of Industry aid Agriculture are to be fully served and employment maintained at peak levels. Won't you please play your paid Itemember- even a little bit of electricity, censer-yea by hun. dreds of thousands, helps a lot. It's your Hydro. The it 'wisely so that Hydro facilities can more adequately meet the demands of all consumers. THE HYDRO-ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION OF ONTARIO Clip out and retain for reference 1 Here are a few ways you can Same ELECTRICITY Turn brt nil iiiitieeessary Don't forget about bathing lights in empty yobbo, halls, basement; attic porch and 'garage. Eliminate all colored bulbs, top lamps,reflectors and shades clean. Du sty fixtures waste eiti much as /5% Of 'our When 'kettle tingSi ttith OA switch. Stored heat will Ming it to a full boil, Keep kettle free from Lint. When cooking, use "Ifigi;" heat for as little time as possible. Then 'turn to "Low" and use stored beat. Use oven for conking complete meals, rather than the cooking surface. Only one element is reOuired for the oven process while three or four elements are needed for the cooking 'surface, Use the Correct size of rooting utensil On the proper size element. When cooking vegetahlea, ilia it Minimum amount of water. Dthestretrigerater,regularly,wliert II inch of rrost has ateumulated On the evaporstor. Vitae tester is ClectriCalhfr heated, please use it sparingly. A drop a second from a leaking hot Water tip can Watito as ranch as 115 gal- lons a month. Ed! washing maehinc to waterline only. and keep lid on tab When Washing. Do not 'overload. Wherever Posiible,nse the wringer txt fin1C clothes Art, being washed in the tub. Please do not use portable electric heaters AS They plate 'terry Strain on youtliOro *Stein. '''our toaster i *scum* cleaner.,oleo, tiielton or Other electrical applianeeti should not be used any longer than rooked, Moto-Master Spark Plugs Money cannot buy better quality or performance, New spark plugs work miracles in ola cars . . It's a must after 15,000 miles for genuine gas economy. 1.19 up Tool Boxes All sizes, qualities, weights and designs for every mechanic and handyman, Priced low from S1.19 to 56.98 PAGE THREE THE WINGUAM ADVANCE-TIMES Thursday, October 9th, 1947 W, F. Beirnes, Harold Foerter, Best Herd or pure bred cattle, Dairy type. ---,Wd Falleirnes, A. Johnston, W. J. L. Nich • Class 13-Grades-Dak7 Type Cow milking or near thilking-,A, Johnston, Torn McInnes. Heifer, two years old-A. Johnston, A, Johnston, Yearling Heifer-A, Johnston, A. Johnston, Heifer Calf-7A. Johnston, A. Johnston, Herd, consisting of fool. females-A, Johnston, A: Johnston, Best Pure-bred Calf, Dairy type, six months and under one year, A Fruit BOA, silver deposit on crystal, value $10.00, donated by T, Eaton Co,-H. Foerter. Best Dairy Cw. 1st, $8,00; 2nd, $5.00, donated by Fordwich Creamery (Robert Marshall, Prop,)-W. F. Beir- nes, W. W. Strong. Dairy Heifer 1 year old and under 2 years, $5,00, $3.00, $.200 donated by Fordwich Concentrated Milk Produ- 'cer's Association-W, F. Beirnes, A, Johnston, Harold Foerter. Best Grade Calf, shown by boy or girl. 100 lbs. Purina Calf Checkers, donated by Jack and Ted Holland- Geo, Sanderson. Beef Herd-W. J. L. Nichol, A. Johnston. SHEEP Class 14-Leicester, Shcarling Rain-Gordon Brown. Ram Lamb-Gordon Brown, Gordon Brown. Ewe, aged-Gordon Brown, Gordon Brown, Shearling Ewe-Gor- don Brown,Gordon Brown. Ewe Lamb Gordon ,Brown, Gordon Brown. Class 15-Oxford Aged Ram-Emke Bros., Wm. A. Tolton. Shearling Ram-Wm. A. Tol- ton, Emke Bros. Ram Lamb-Emke Bros., Win. A. Tolton. Ewe, aged- Emke Bros., Wm. A. Tolton, Shear- ling Ewe-Emke. Bros., Emke Bros. Ewe Lamb-Win, A. Tolton, Emke Bros. Class 16-Any Other Pure Bred . Aged Ram-Emke Bros., Emke Bros.. Shearling Ram-Emke Bros., Emke Bros, Ram Lamb-Emke Bros., Einke - Bros. Ewe, aged-Emke Bros., Emke Bros. Shearling Ewe-Emke Bros., Emke Bros. Ewe Lamb-Wm. A. Tolton, Emke Bros. Class 17-Any Breed Pen Sheep-Emke Bros., Wm. A. Tolton. Best Pen of Three Ewe Lambs -Emke Bros., Wm. A, Tolton. SWINE Class 18-Yorkshire White Boar, over 1 year-G. Morrison & Son. Boar, under ,X year-G, Morrison & Son, G. Morrison & Son, G. Mor- rison & Son. Brood' Sow-G. Morrison & Son, G. Morrison & Son, Sow, under 1 year-G. Morrison & Son, G. Morri- son & Son,G, Morrison & Son. lass 19-Tamworth Boar, over 1 year-G. R. Douglas, Bert French. Boar, under 1 year-Bert COME IN AND COMPARE Jack Wilson BELGRAVE, ONT. IIIII.111/111101101111111110 A Full Line of GROCERIES and DRY GOODS, ETC. SALMON has arrived .101111141,M1104111110,111111. JUST ARRIVED Large shipment of English Dinnerware Just a few of the BETTER VALUES GRAPE 97 pieces - $69.50 SEAFORTH 66 pieces $34.25 SOVEREIGN 63 pieces - $23.95 BANCROFT 53 pieces - $33.60 Breakfast Sets, 32 pcs. $12.95 up Tea Sets, 21 pieces $12.50 up THE WALLPAPER SHOP ELMER WILKINSON French, G. R. Douglas, Bert French, Brood Sow-Bert French, G. R. Doug- las, G. R. Douglas. Sow, under 1 year- G. R. Douglas, Bert French, G. -R. Doughis, Class 20 Grade and Pedigreed Bacon-Tpye Sows Sow, over 1 year-H. Robinson, B. Downey, 14. RObittS011. Sow, under 1 year-W, F. Campbell. Sow, tinder 6 months-IL Robinson, H. Robinson, Class 21 Pen, any breeti-G. Morrison & Son, B. French, G. R. Douglas. Pair Bacon Hogs-G. R. Douglas, C, 'Morrison & Son, W. F. Campbell. Pen of Bacon Hogs, consisting of 4, suitable for the English' baton trade. 1st, A Fruit Bowl, silver deposit on crystal, value $10.00, donated by T. Eaton C.; pins 200 lbs. of Shur-Gain Hog Concentrate, donated by Donald Campbell, plus $5.00 donated by Hynd- mart's Transpott-W. P. Campbell. test Pen of Yorkshire Hogs, $8,00 donated by R, W. N. Wade-G. Mor- rison & Son. POULTRY Class A BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS Coele-j, Douglas, D. Brown. gen- t). Brown, J. Douglas, Cockerel-J, Douglas, J. Douglas. Pullet .-.J.. Doug- las, D, Brown. BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS (Bred to Lay) Cock-D. Brown, D. Brown. hen,- / Douglas, D. Brown. Cockerel-D. Brown, D. Brown. Pullet-D, Brown, D. Brown, PLYMOUTH ROCKS, A. 0. V. Cock-D. Brown,. Hen-D. 13rown, D. Brown. Cockerel--,-D, Brown, D. Brown. Pullet-D. Brown, D. Ilrowti, WHITE, WYANDOTTES Cock-J. Douglas, D. Brown, hen- J. Douglas, Cockerel-D, Brown, 7. Douglas. rstfilet-4. Doug- las, D. Brown, LIGHORNS, S. C. WHIM Cock-G, RN Douglas), G. R. Doug, las. Hen G. R. Douglas, 'G. R, Doug. las. Cockerel-G. R. Douglas, G, R, Douglas, Pullet,-,G. R. Douglas, G. R. Douglas, LEGHORNS (Bred to Lay) Cock-D, Brown, Hen-D. Brown. Cockerel-D, Brown, T. McInnes. Pul- let-T. McInnes, D. Brown, MINORCAS, BLACK Cock-J. Douglas. Hen-J. Douglas, J, Douglas, Cockerel 74, Douglas, 5, Douglas, Pullet-J, Douglas, J. Doug- las. NEW HAMPSHIRE Cock-D, Brown, Hen-D. Brown,' D. Brown. Cockerel-D, Brown, D, Brown. Pullet-D. Brown, D. Brown. ANY OTHER VARIETY Cock:-G. R. Douglas, D, Brown, Hen-G. R. Douglas, D, Mown. Cock- eret-G. R. Douglas, J. Douglas. Pill- let-D, Brown, J-Douglas. Pair Ducks, Pekin-D. Brown, G. R, Douglas. Pair Ducks, Rouen-D. Brown, G. R. Douglas, 2 Cockerels- D. Brown. Pen, heavy breeds, 5, Douglas, D, Brown. Pen, light breeds, D. Brown, T. 'McInnes, Pen of 3 Hy- brid Pullets-T, McInnes, (Residents of Howick Only) Barred Plymouth Rock-E. Downey, T. McInnes. Leghorn-T, McInnes. GRAIN Class B White Winter Wheat-W. F. Camp- bell. Barley-E. H. Strong. White Oats-T.'H, Strong. Best bushel Oats, any variety-E, H. Strong, Best bush- el Barley, any variety-E. H. Strong. Best bushel Wheat, any variety-W. F. Campbell. DAIRY PRODUCE AND DOMESTIC SCIENCE Class C Prints Butter-Mrs. W. H. Wolfe, R. Milligan. Hens' Eggs, white-E. H. Strong, T. McInnes. Hens' Eggs, brown-R, Gibson, T. McInnes. Dres- sed Chicken-2nd T. J. Salkeld, Home- made Soap-Mrs, W. H. Wolfe, Mrs. W. Heimpel, Cold Lunch-Mrs. R. Milligan, Alex Taylor. HOME BAKING Loaf of white bread-Alex Taylor, Mrs. R. Milligan. Johnny Cake-2nd Mrs. W. Heimpel. Buns-Mrs. R. Mil- ligan, Alex Taylor. Plain Tea Biscuits -Mrs. R. Milligan, Mrs. Norman Wade. Four ways of serving apples- T. J. Salkeld; Glenn Johnston, Bran muffins, plain-Mrs. W. Heimpel, Mrs. A, W, Keil, Whole-wheat muffins- Mrs. Alex Taylor, Margaret Dane. Light layer cake-Mrs. Glenn John- ston. Chocolate Cake-Mrs. Glenn Johnston, Mrs. W. Heimpel, Jelly Roll -Mrs. John Winter, Mrs. Norman Wade. Light Fruit Cake-Mrs. John Winter. Light Cookies-Mrs. Wm. H. Wolfe. Oatmeal cookies-Mrs. R. Mil- ligan, Mrs, Robt. Gibson. 'Ginger cook- ies-Mrs. R. Milligan Minnie "McEl- wain. Drop cakes-Mrs, Wm. Heimpel. Scotch short bread-Mrs. R. Milligan, Minnie McElwain, Doughnuts-Mrs. A. W. Keil, Mrs. Robt. Gibson, Dark Fruit Cake-Mrs, R. Milligan, Minnie McElwain. Apple-sauce Cake-Mrs. Glenn Johnston, Margaret Dane. But- ter tarts-Mrs. Elmer Giles, Mrs. A. W. Keil. Pumpkin Pie-Mrs. E. H. Strong, Mrs. Glenn Johnston. Raisin Pie-Mrs. R. Milligan,' Lemon Pie- Mrs. E. H. Strong, Mrs. R, Milligan, Apple Pie-Mrs. R. Milligan, Margar- et Dane. Jelly Fpit Salad-Mrs. Glenn Johnston, Mrs. John Winter. Salad, combination, vegetable-Mrs. Glenn Johnston, Mrs. John Winter, BOTTLED GOODS Apples-Mrs. A. W. Keil, Mrs. R. Milligan. CherriesMrs, R. Milligan, Mrs. Glenn Johnston. Plums-Mrs. Glenn Johnston, Mrs. Gordon Brown, Raspberries-Mrs. Cordon Brown, Mrs. Glenn Johnston. Strawberries- Mrs, A, W. Keil, Mrs. Glenn Johnston. Peaches-Mrs. Glenn Johnston, Mrs. R. Milligan, Pears-Mrs. Glenn John- ston, Mrs. W. Heimpel. Black Currants -Mrs. Geo. Brown, Mrs. \V. H. Wolfe Raspberry jam-Mrs. Robt. Gibson, Mrs. T. J. &Acid. Strawberry Jam- Mrs. Robt. Gibson, Mrs. T. J Salkeld, Red Currant Jelly-Mrs. Geo. Brown, Mrs. T. J. Salkeld, Apple Jelly-Mrs. Salkeld, Mrs. Wm 13 Wolfe. Orange Marmalade-Mrs. T. J. Salkeld Mrs, Rout, Gibson. Pear, Carrot or other Vegetable Marmialatle-Mrs, W. Heimpel. Conserve-Mrs. T. 3, Salkeld, Mrs. Glenn Johnston, Chicken-Mrs. T. J. Salkeld, Mrs. Robt, Gibson, Beans-Mrs. Mrs. W. 11. Wolfe, Mrs. Glom Johnston. Corn-Mrs, Glenn Johnston, Mrs. W. Heimpel. Tomato Catsup-Mrs. R. Milligan, Mrs. W. liehripel, Tomato juke-Mrs. R. Mil. ligan, Mrs. Relit. Gibson. Salad Dress- ing-Mrs, R. Milligan, Mrs. Glenn Johnston. Peas-Mrs. Wm, Wolfe, Mts, W, Heimpel. Tomatoes-Mrs. Glenn Johnston, Mrs. W. Heimpel. Tomato Chili Saute-Mrs. R.. Milligan, Minnie McElwain. Relish for cold Meat McElwain, Mrs. W. Heim- pel. Pickles, sugar substitute-Mrs. 'N. Heimpel, Mrs. Glenn Johnston. Pick- les, sour-Mrs. W. H. Wolfe, Mrs. R, Milligan. Pickles, mustard-Mrs. Glenn Johnston. Box Maple Sugar- Mrs, E. H. Strong, ,Minnie McElwain. Maple Syrup-Minnie McElwain, Mrs. Robi. Gibson, Strained Honey-Mrs. T. J. Salkeld, Best collection of jelly* Mrs, W. 11. Wolfe. Best 'collection calmed. fruit-Mrs. R. Milligan, Mrs. Glenn Johnston, Best collection of picides-.--Mrs. R. Milligan, Mrs. Glenn Johnston. School Luneh-Mrs. T. J. Salkeld, Mrs. Elmer Giles. The Millers of Robin Hood Flour awards- Home-made tread - Mrs. Ales Taylor. Home-made Apple Pie-Mrs. E.41% Strong. llorne.inade Oat Cook. les...Mts. R, Milligan. Home-made Tea Biscuits---Mrs. R. Milligan. Special Competitiou- The following 'Cash Prizes awarded for the whirring entry in 'each of 'the fol. afflaiiieroomixiliewimiiiiiMeneemooleilniatimolimimmiumuismanomme Ili U U a I We have what it "takes" to revive that "Summer-Weary" car of yours. Polishes and cleaners to restore its lustre and beauty. . . Accessories to give it a "lift" . . . parts and supplies to re-capture the thrill of driving a peppy car. 'Here's a few of the 1001 items we carry ... let us help you 1.'Save safely" by supplying true quality at genuine savings. Worth 750 Generator Exchanges Satisfaction is assured when you trade your old generator in on a Moto- Master. Economical tool Stocked for most cars, a U Windshield Wiper Motors Low prices SA Trade in your Worn-out motor or a brand new allowed on your om wiper. cate original equipment. stock to exactly dupli- Trim." A complete a A COMPLETE STOCK OF WIPER BLADES. ARMS, HOSE, ETC. a U a U U a it U GORRIE, ONT. n Kennedy, G. Morrison. Heifer, two years old-G. Kennedy, G, Morrison. Heifer, one year old-G. Kennedy, G. Kennedy, Heifer, under 12 months- G. Morrison & Son, G. Kennedy. Herd -G. Kennedy, G. Morrison & Son. Best Herd of pure, bred cattle, Beef type-Emke Bros., s Strong Bros., G. Kennedy. Class 10-Grades-Beef Type Cow milking or near calving-Geo. E. Sanderson, Geo. E. Sanderson. Heif- er, two years old-Geo. E. Sanderson. Best Baby Beef-Geo. E. Sanderson, Herd-Strong Bros, DAIRY CATTLE Class 11-Holsteins Bull, over two years-W., J. L. Nich- ol. Bull, under 2 years-A. Johnston. tow, 4 years. old or over-W. J. L. Nichol, A. Johnston. Cow, under four years-A. Johnston, W. J. L. Nichol. Heifer, 2 years old-A. Johnston, W. J. L. Nichol. Yearling Heifer-W. J. L. Nichol, A. Johnston. Heifer Calf-W. J. L. Nichol, W. J. L, Nichol. Class 12-Ayrshires Bull, over 2 years-W. F. I3eirncs. Bull, under 2 years-W. F. Beirnes. Cow, 4 years old or over-Wes. Strong, W. F. Beirnes, Heifer, 2 years old-W. F, Beirnes. Yearling Heifer-W. F. Beirnes, Harold Foerter. Heifer Calf- Pf•,P..910,41wouNipplow Prices. Are Up of Ours hey're Down U U U U U a U U U U • 390 6.15 U U up a U a n n a a N n U U U a U U U U U U U iIi U ‘111119111111Ellf fitlin111K1111111111•111KIIKUtIllnii111111133111toilanalffittlit111111111111WHIED WINGHAM, ONT. .; Phone 184 ' Robin E. Campbell 0; Phone 38 -1. R. H. Carson & Son 1 Auto Lamps Dash bulbs .... 07 Headlamps (21-21cl)) 21 Bulbs for every car truck, tractor, etc. AUTO FUSES Box of 5, 20 Amp standard fuses 15 Rear-View Door Mirrors Easily and quickly in- stalled on door frame to give full rear-vision for safe driving. Patented bracket assures rigid mounting that prevents vibration, Mirrors have ball joint that permits adjustment to any de- sired angle, Standard De-luxe model odel 1.29 2.59 I a I • U a a a U a U Keep Your Implements In Good Condition To guarantee success in farm operas tions implements must be in good condition. It may require extra cash to make necessary alterations and repairs or to purchase new equipment. This bank regularly lends money to farmers to make cash purchases that will result in increased profits. We ate ready to assist you in financing any important expenditure that 'will * increase the efficiency of your farm. Call in and talk over your plans on your next trip to town. D oMINIO T N BANK rstabtfshect 1971 WINGHAM BRANCHt G. C. GAMMAGE, Manager 664: